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•;-;: r. ` .~r r., , J A 1 i NUMBER 5370.1 ,NEW THEATRE ROYAL, i:OVEt:rt,GARDEN, THIS PRESENT — EVENING, Dec.,s, 1'866, will be performed a CoAn'th,Opera, , cAied • THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. • Captal:i Matheath,, Mr. INCLE: DONT ; • Pcacliurn,' Mr, MUN ; • , LOckit, Mr. EMERY ;. Mrs. Peat:hum,. Mrs. DAV F. 1 4, FORT ; Polly, Mrs. DICKO . Lucy; Mrs. LISTON. To which, will be added, the Melo-Drama of • THE BLIND BOY. Stanislags. Mr. MURRAY; Edmund, , Mrs. ILI I 0 I-INSTON ; Rudolph, - Mr. BRUN TON.;- Oherto, Mr. fAwCETT; . • Kalig. Mr. FARLEY; Molino, Mr. LIS PON ; Lida, Miss CRAN-FI ELI) ; ElVina, Miss NORTON. Places for the floxes,to be taken of Mr'. Brandon, at the 'CIt-Office in Hart-street. ~'soxes 7s. SeCond Price is. 6t 4s. Second Price 2S. •)Allery 2S. Second Price —Upper Gallery Is. The Doors will be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play *•%ti at Half past Six. To-morrow, The Man of the World ; with Oscar and • • Oa Thursday, The Wioodman ; with Don 'tun. On Friday, The Merchant ut Venice; with Torn Thumb the G reat. On Saturday, The English Fleet in 13,12. LYCEUM THEATRE. bsnqerthe Special Licensebt the LORD CHAMBERLAI t'anted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. 'THEIR Majesties' Servants, (brit:king, the PANY of the.• late DRURY' , LANE THEATRE, Yin!, THIS PRESENT - EVENING,' 'December 5, 149, Ottform.the Comedy of _ • • _ • THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sir John Falstaff; Mr. PALMER ; Mr. Page, Mr. POWELL : , Mr. Ford. Mr.; wROUGHTo'N; tots. Page, Mrs. ORGER; Mrs. Ford, Mrs. HAR LOWE ; • Ann Page; Mis'ltAY. To,,Which will 'be adcled,,the Comic Dratha of •• • THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. eregtine ' Vertinax, and Percival Single, Mr. DE CAM? ; _ Humyhrey Grizzle, Mr. IVIA.TH EWS; .. • Who will introduce the song of "The Mail Coach"; Eerily,. Mks RAY • •• Phtebe. Mrs. MATH ES ; Taffline, MrS.SLAN D. r a 3 oxes and laces to be taken of Mr. Springs ,in the Rf)x.. : at the Strand it ; ol who m may also be 111(1. rovate Butes nightly. ' • ! oxes 6s. Second Prime 3s.—Pit 35.. 6d. Second Price zs. y.., llery as. Second Pike is.—Uppet Gallery is. Second rrice.6d. 4 .. The Doorg to be opened at Half pest Five, and the Per aormance to begin at Half past Big. • . Jo-morrow, Love in. a Village; with The Midnight nai l } - __ • On Thuriday, the Castle gi)eElre; with Of Age Tb :narrow. On Friday, The Inconstant; with The Divorce. GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA 11 'PATENT CAN)) I3EDSTEAII, forming - a. regular ilitary Bed for the Fick!, Barracks, Vic. also a SO, FA- fbr a s hip, or Room, &c. and Likewise a SEA COT for on bOard s hip the whole packing in a small Valice, allowed the most vortable ever yet mtnidaduced, invented by MORGAN end pANDE.RS, No. 16 and.. 17, Catherine -street,. . Strand, :BO most humbly presume the hipest honours ought to be . paid a lr those who so gallantly live and die for their King an d - Count ry. • ~.1 . BISH, who sold in the. last Lottery the.fol • lowing Capital Prizes in Shares," 2,613 - A - 42.0,9Q0' 2,h i 8 - D ..... 420,000 !- 4,099 - D , ' sOOO 1 383 -.B , - "1,000 " 830 - A - I,ccO I ' 830 - B -. • r,OOO 54 8 - 1) - 5 0 1 4, 8 55 - C -', soe wishes the fortunate Holders of any of the.outstanding Shares to bring them for payment; or to exciLinge them for Tickets and Shares lathe New Lottery, whichis on-the'same plan as the hat, only with an 'improved Scheme, containing :only SNeo 'Numbers and 5,000 Prizes. .. . Ochemes, with partidolars, May he had at either of bish's ighces, No. 4, Comhill; or 9, Charing-Cross,rwhere.the two e t..P P rizes of 30,0001:an the last Prize of 25,0001. ever f awn were sold in Shares d . . , • lateTartner with Sir JAMES BRANS COMB, Removed toNo. 2, Cornhill, near the Mansion-House, . . SOLICITS : the ,thee attention of ; his Friends to the Scheine of ,the NEW LOTTERY ' which contains FORTY CAPITAL I' RAZE S, with onl sow-. Numbers, 411c1 the whole to be drawn in'Otle "Day, Erbrukry . i4, 1810. It is with much confidence. ENTOI4 claims - the - Favours of the Public, having, in the last two Lotteries; divided knongst his Friends, • 3 Prizes . of ',Czo,coo r Prize of ,02;000 I - 10,000 1 - - 1,000 2 . 5,000 3 - - 500 Also the Grand Prize, No. 3,618, entitled_ to 24,7651 ; and numerous Twenty T - houShnits, Ten' Thousands, &c. &cto - Me few preceding 34.otteries, to - really'an incredible Amount. 1 4 .(n . Please to observe, Eyton is removed to No.. z, core near .the Mansiou-liouse. • . PUBLIC DINNER. THE REAL LOVERS OF THE BRITISH . b DKAMA,, and' REPROBATORS of NIANAGS- A, iL INSOLENCE and BRUTALITY, will Dine toge- Ott at the Crown and Anchor Taiern, Strand, Tuesday, ec, 12, 1809. T itiketS, its. - 6d. each, 'to be had at the Bar,of the Ta l-N; at Hathaway's News-otfice t Royal lt.xclianp ; T. keZg, Bookseller, ti, Cheapsicie; and The Statesman ''wwspaper-Office; g 7, Fleet:street.. • - • Dinner on Table at Five o'ClOckti3reci;ely. . PEDAL HARP. Amosr excellent and beanti(ol. . with all the Pedals, Swell, ke. &c. -Errar. Also, j ir erY handsome inlaid Masic Oefik to"and a ' Merlin • o I° ° l 9 a Green Cover•and Travelling Case,'the-Wbol4Aoge er cost a P e rson of Distinction three weaks since upwards five Gnineas:, now•to•be sold for .Sixty-fivc.c.ni. tSeveral Amateurs have pronounced this Instrumdnt, `Nal 'to a n y onvevor anade. • t r _ be seen at No. 5, I f eiCoster-place, Leicestectsstwe, ` 4l l Eleven tr Four o'clock. • COMPANION TO BEWICK's ' QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS, AND FISHES. • This Day was pu'Aished, In a very large arid - elegant Volume, Royal O&avo, price izs. 6d. in boards,, or on Derry Paper, price !). 1 is. , 6d. in . boards. illustrated with nearly Five liiindred En gravings on_ Wood, by Mr. Bewick, of Newcastle, from Drawings by Henderson. by FAMILY HERBAL : Consisting of full and accurate accounts .of all the Exotic and Indigen!....o Plants useful in Diet, Medicine, - and the Arts ; containing likewise an Easy Introduction to Botany : the Letter-press • • By R. I. 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A - Third Edition of Good:Acres Key, adapted to this tion of the Arithmetic, price 55. hound ; and an Abridgment of his Arithmetic, price is. 6d. half bound. . London : Ptinted .fOr C. - Law ; and. C. Cradock and W • Joy, (SuccessotS to. Mr. Osteli), 32, Paternoster-row. • This Day was published, In Thr.le Vols. T OCtavo," price il. iris: 6d; boards, " RELIGIOUS WORLD DISPLAYED ; ..or A View of the Four Grand Systems of Religion : Judaism, Paganism, Christianity, and Moharomedism, and - ot.the various exiSting Denominations, Sects, and Parties in Christian World, - TO which IS subjoined, A View of Deism airt , Atheism. • By the' Rev .ROBFRTA DAM, R.A. Oxford, Minister of tl*Epi - scnl).); C.,ogregation, Blackfriar's Wynd, Edothurglii arid C.:.:.!,;)Liin to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kelhe. Printed for Longman, Hurst. ReeS, and Orme, Patemos ter-row. • , • THE COW-PDX. This Da, 7 was published, Ill&,trati..d with accurately colomed Eri4ravings of the Dis ease in its various Forms, IfriLt 4s, 6d. -161 POPULAR VIEW of NACCINE It\TOCU 1... AT I 0 N, awl :41 the• Mode of conduaing it ; with 4, ..cumrtrison of the and Cow-Pox Inoculations ; intetui4 ti;r 11,,,wis -or . Families alid. ClergYrnen, as well as tle Faculty. _ This Day was published. In Three Volumes izmu. price iss. boards, MED BENTLEY: A Novel.— , -By J. CAMP AN BELL. yublished.by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater roster.tow. " If to Contain nothing which can alarm the delicacy or offend the piety of the reader, may constitute a novel Unex ceptionable, the hittory of Ned Bentley is entitled to the praise.to which its author aspires: It is written throughout with much spirit, and contains many reflections which indi cate a mind that is attentiVe to the truths and vicissitudes of life, and nicely 'observant • of the varier i , ±s in the !Inman feel ings aiwl cll'arail,er: The description of the hero's .youthful fortitude is very interesting, .and the- scene oturecogiiitiou with his mother is affetting and natural."—iVlonthly Re. view for Scpt. " We recommend this novel, not less for tthe many im portant moral whiqh it contains, titan, Inc the spirit Aid interest which are kept tip front the comment/eines - it to the very conclusion of the story."--Reposiiory of Arts. 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A NEV FAMILY BIBLE, Twenty, Monthly 'or,One Itundrdd Ntirfibth On Monday, the Ist of January, 1810, will he published, the Fist Part, the - whole to be coinpleted in Twenty Monthly Pacts, each Part containing at least l=ive Plates, to form . Twavery large 'Volumes in Quarto ; on. Royal Paper, at s. - each Part; ou .Derfty, or smaller Paper, at r js, each Part ; or on Conimon Demy Paper, Without the Plates, at - is. each Part: And to give to this itl i; LE :a more extensive circulation and yreater utility, it Is proposed to d.vitie each Monthly_ Part • into Five ‘";wkly Nunibers, or the whole itito One Ma 'ired ‘Veeltly Numbers ; and to sell the• Royal Paper, with at least one `Plate in, each Number, at zs. per Weekly. 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FOREIGN COPENHAGIIN, Nov. 11.—The following notifi cation has been published here:— " The French Consulate in Denmark hereby makes known to the Merchants, that, pursuant to a new dedree issued by the Imperial Government, no certificate of origin can henceforth be issued by the said Consulate for prize-goods, nor for colonial corn modifies of any kind from whatsoever place, or by whatsoever vessel, imported into Denmark. The same prohibition is applicable to the produae of the North 7 American States, with the exception of cot ton and potash ) the.only articles that can be suffered to pass the French line of cusiona-houSes at Ham- . burgh ) upOn 'sufficient proof being given of their origin. "DESSAUCIERS, senior." " Co:ienliager, Nov. 1.", The Danish Embassy to. the , Court of Sweden crossed,fhe Sou , d on the gt h inst. The Danish army at present consists of 8935 ca valry, 91,400 infantry,' and 7.o6o'artilleryrnen, ex clusive of officers and musiciaras. • The grand total is 1p7,335 troops. of theline. VIENNA, Nov. these few days several French bittalions have arrived here from the left bank of the Danube. They will remain in garrison here Until further orders. There have also arrived several of leers : belonging to the corps of' the Prince of Eck airahl;' whose head-quarters are to be trans ferred to this capital. • From i Hungary we hear of fresh acivaotagei having been obtained over the Turks; , by tile army under Prince Bagration. The Turks were attacked be tween Haschowa and Silistria. The victory' .was long doubtful ; but they were at lengib totally de feated, lost a Part of their artillery, and 'were pur sued•to the gates of Silistria, 'to whiCh the - Russians have by this time laid siege.. . The Empress of Austria still remains at llnda, in a very languid state of health. "Her brother, tilt Arch duke Maximilian, is also dangerously ill. • A very considerable extent of our walls was blown up on the sth -irritant, at four o'clock in the after noon ; the explosion was not so violent as that of tha,l7th ult. MUNiCH, Nov. I.—On the 4th inst. was pub lished at Inspruck, a General Order of Gen.Dzlourcr, Count of Erlon. Among other things, it states that, considering the declaration sent 'by Ar,mitEw HOF FRR to the General, to inform him that that Insur gent Chief had sent orders to all the inhabitants to return home, for their arms to be'delivered up, and for their 'waiting the pardon which his Majesty the Emperor NAPOLEON has been pleased to:ask for them ; a pretext no longer remains for continuing the insurreaion ; that, in consequenee, twenty-four hours are granted to the insurgents to submit,' after the expiration of which time those. who -shall not have"Ob43 } eZl shall be treated as robbers and inime di ifeiy ex="ecia ted TherldreignerS, who are authors, of instigators of disturbances, shall be arrested ; the Villages in which any a&s of violence or :rebellion shall have taken place, be condemned to pay a fine of 1000 flo rins.; and if any thing . of the kind tales place a se cond time,, they shall be burnt. If,'contrary toevery expeeiation, any of the.military invaded the property or iecurity of peaceable citizens, they shall be ptivish 44in the most 'exemplary tuanner. Upon receivtig the news that the van-guard of the corps' of the army under the command of his Imp;erial Highness the Viceroy ha,*.arrived on the 4tl - i~ :inst . . at B: unec,. in the Pusterthal, Genet-hi. DROUET, Commander in Chief or the Baviialt ar my in t.he Tyrol, ordered a, colurrp to march on the 7 t.h ,towards ,Steinach.; at some distance from. Ma trey, the insurgents attacked that column in front, and. on both wanks 3 but they were everywhere . re polled the - Bivarians successively took possession 0(011 tin; heights, and .advanced as far as Steinach, where they took a position. The insurgents, to the timber of about 169 a, fell back upon the Brennr. • A iron of the name of Zoggerlen was endeavour ing a:aill to. excite disturbances in the distri6ts oldie valleys,cf . 'Zill and Pintivau, which cofning to ,the cars of General Count Minucci, *he 'set off . vvitji troops from Seitzburg, and . on the 6th 'inst. he ar . < iiVed' TU . the environs of al; \Nihete'he-met with a f co a l 11 (13 of insurgents, who attempted to dispute the passage y the way of the mountains. The regi; ment of Duke Charles attacked that .coluinn and drove it from all the heights. The viaorious troops entered Zill, and the next day they reached Mayr-, hoff. Oeneral has taken a position • Fu ggen. • Aluilictt,_ Nov. 'most perfeet tranqui lity prevails in' the Valley of the Inn. The peasants are laying doWn their arms, and fngeneral behavein the most peaCeable manner. The celebrated Hoffer published . on the Bth a ptOclamatibil; in Which he fn viied'all'thel'yrolese in arms to submit. The de strnaitin'Of the bridges between Steinach and Brixen s theohly 'obstacle that prevented' the itinaioni of L't•tylq trg y9l' ; ; , t MR. CANNING ! ! ! 113 lON stands forward the avowed and only . n .` -' Vindicator of this injured Gent:cilia:l! I-le disclaims flat false Delicacy which has operated upon Mr. Canning's kind , and is.determined to lay open to the world, whatever 4114 , be the consequences, the noble motives by which his •„." - otbduit has been actuated. His vehicle will be, as usual, " 91. .8LAG DO N's Popular WEEKLY REG I STE kot To. borrow. I .6ndon, Dec:7s, 18a9. 1